basketball, Ivy League
Penn men’s basketball eliminated from Ivy League tournament contention following 79-78 loss to Harvard
Just after a triumphant night in which the team cut its five-game losing streak, Penn men’s basketball fell 79-78 to Harvard (10-14, 5-6 Ivy) after Harvard guard Evan Nelson’s shocking three-pointer sent the game to overtime. This loss officially eliminates the Quakers (7-17, 3-8) from Ivy League tournament contention.
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Texas pitching allowed three hits, striking out six Big Green hitters and giving up a first-inning run on a groundout.
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